Italy, Rome
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Founded in 1946, the Swiss School of Rome is a non-profit organization. It is officially recognized as a Swiss School Abroad by the Federal Office of Culture in Switzerland and in Italy.
The Swiss School of Rome hosts a range of community and cultural activities. Current news includes Summer Celebration 2025: A Garden in Party, Rain or Shine (June 18, 2025); a fundraising evening Angela Hewitt for Francesca Martini at Teatro San Carlo (April 28, 2025); and Farnese – Museum visit by Class 2 Liceo (April 2025). The Alumni Association has over 100 members and supports cultural, artistic and sports activities and promotes international exchanges.
Swiss School Rome is a day school in Rome offering a bespoke curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. It is officially recognised as a Swiss School Abroad in both Switzerland and Italy, reflecting a cross-border educational experience. The school leads to the Swiss Matura, following the Canton of St. Gallen directives, and concludes with the Federal Maturità Certificate, enabling access to Italian higher education. The middle school ends with Italian Licenza Media, and the program integrates German-Italian bilingual instruction with strong English and opportunities to study French and Latin. Students progress from pre-kindergarten through elementary and secondary levels across two campuses, with daily care and extended hours where available. Alumni study at universities in multiple countries. Facilities include two campuses, with the Malpighi site hosting a kitchen and canteen. The school emphasises multilingualism, cultural exchange, and participation in programs such as SUN in Geneva, arts projects, and community mentoring.